Is the stutter while walking and panning the camera still present after 1.04?
I couldn't see and difference between high and ultra, so i went with high for the extra FPS.
Am I the only one without any issues with 1.04? Granted I downloaded the game after the patch already hit so that may have something to do with it.
Yes.
Mmm i don't have texturemipbias in the user.setting ... Strange.
Is there some reason that steam in-game overlay doesn't work with this game? I've turned off Rivatuner and afterburner but I can't get the overlay to come up when I press Shift+tab. Screenshots don't work either yet, achievements still popup.
Does anyone know what does this do? ^^ I've seen some people talked about it on here. I'm running at GTX 970. Will tweaking it give me any quality boost? How many fps is it going to drop?TextureMemoryBudget= [Ultra Value: 800]
I had in mind ultra hairworks on locked at 40fps? Possible?
No matter what I adjust, the game won't use more than 1.7GB of VRAM. I've tried running [TextureMemoryBudget] from the Ultra default of 800 to 6400 and it does absolutely nothing.
Can anyone confirm whether or not the [TextureMemoryBudget] ini setting ever actually did anything? I think that might be the thing that's causing pop-in for me since moving to 1.04.
I've since deleted the user.settings config file to let the game create a fresh copy and the setting has now completely disappeared as if it was removed in the patch and just left there...uh...vestigially? Adding it back in has no effect.
Someone told me 80 degrees celcius is not normal for 980 in sli.
And then i found this: http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/6...b-video-cards-in-sli-overclocked/index14.html
Its normal.
It never seemed to do anything for me. I wish the game used 10 Gigs of VRAM just if it meant never loading a texture and seeing it stream in.
Instead, it sticks to around 1.7- 2.5 all the time.
No, not unless things really improve in future drivers. I've got a 780Ti and even overclocked it's not possible to hold 30fps at ultra with hairworks on. If the camera gets close to Geralt's head, the framerate tanks. If there are too many wolves on screen, the framerate tanks. Random other places with lots of foliage and water, the framerate......you get the picture.
Hairworks isn't worth it.
With an OC'd 750ti you can expect to run console settings at a more stable framerate than consoles. Probably also with better AF.
No, there are lots of people (including me) without issues on 1.04.
Like with all issues, people experiencing them are a lot more likely to post.
I've looked, and while sure it's been discussed somewhere in this hefty thread, I can't seem to find it.
Has anyone experimented with full screen + vsync vs borderless windowed as far as performance?
I'm seeing mixed suggestions on steam and other places. Some say it makes little difference, others that they're seeing a 10-15 fps improvement from full screen. Anyone test it out?
I've looked, and while sure it's been discussed somewhere in this hefty thread, I can't seem to find it.
Has anyone experimented with full screen + vsync vs borderless windowed as far as performance?
I'm seeing mixed suggestions on steam and other places. Some say it makes little difference, others that they're seeing a 10-15 fps improvement from full screen. Anyone test it out?
Borderless fullscreen in nearly any game for me takes a hit of 8-15 FPS+. I am running on SLI 980s.
Fullscreen+VSync is the way to go if framerates are just bordering 60, IMO. In my case I just leave it uncapped on a 1440p/120hz monitor, as my framerate never goes above ~90-100.
Borderless anything is more demanding, though it very much depends on your card and what you are playing. I would only recommend full screen and 3rd party tools for tweaking, the game is enough of a hog as it is.
Has anyone been able to get solid 60 in Novigrad with Ultra settings? That's one of the only places my framerate fluctuates regularly.
GTX 970 here. Patch 1.04 seems to have worsened performance a bit for me.
Thanks a lot! I had no idea it was such a substantial resource drain. I'm sitting around the 55-45 right now with borderless, and the thought of getting a near solid 60 is very exciting. Can't wait to give this a go when I get home.
Thank-you for the info. I'll turn hairworks off. Am I the same only one who feels the kepler cards are underperforming here - are people forgetting how powerful the GTX780 is? I had it down this card should be pushing out ultra settings for the next 5 years without breaking sweat looks like I may have to invest in a 980ti to keep up with nvidias selective optimization program
can I run it?
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2500K CPU @ 3.30GHz
Manufacturer Intel
Speed 3.3 GHz
Number of Cores 4
Video Card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460
Manufacturer NVIDIA
Chipset GeForce GTX 460
Dedicated Memory 1.0 GB
Total Memory 2.9 GB
Memory 4.1 GB
Someone told me 80 degrees celcius is not normal for 980 in sli. Because it can melt your card! The treshold for a 980 is at 98c.
And then i found this: http://www.tweaktown.com/articles/6...b-video-cards-in-sli-overclocked/index14.html
Its normal.
can I run it?
Video Card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460
Borderless fullscreen in nearly any game for me takes a hit of 8-15 FPS+. I am running on SLI 980s.
Fullscreen+VSync is the way to go if framerates are just bordering 60, IMO. In my case I just leave it uncapped on a 1440p/120hz monitor, as my framerate never goes above ~90-100.
Anyone managed to fix the insane NPC pop-in patch 1.04 introduced?
Anyone managed to fix the insane NPC pop-in patch 1.04 introduced?
can I run it?
Processor Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-2500K CPU @ 3.30GHz
Manufacturer Intel
Speed 3.3 GHz
Number of Cores 4
Video Card NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460
Manufacturer NVIDIA
Chipset GeForce GTX 460
Dedicated Memory 1.0 GB
Total Memory 2.9 GB
Memory 4.1 GB
edit: sysreqlab said I don't even meet the minimum specs haha. unless you guys say differently, I'll probably go ps4 for this one
I'm fine. I actually don't think my performance is any better or any worse, though, compared to 1.03. My only issues are sporadic driver crashing, but I think we've long established now that Kepler is broken with 352.86.
I had some of the weird stuttering when walking/riding and panning the camera last night for the first time in about 7 hours of play.
The major difference was that the game had updated and I was playing with an XBONE controller for the first time.
Could it be that there is some weird compatibility issue between using a controller and the way the game handles the movements?
I didn't have any of those issues when playing with mouse and keyboard.
I had some of the weird stuttering when walking/riding and panning the camera last night for the first time in about 7 hours of play.
The major difference was that the game had updated and I was playing with an XBONE controller for the first time.
Could it be that there is some weird compatibility issue between using a controller and the way the game handles the movements?
I didn't have any of those issues when playing with mouse and keyboard.
Yes.
I'm playing with an XBONE controller and don't have this issue.
Which browser do you use? Chrome? I re-installed 352.86 last night as well, but I did use a driver cleaner (DDU) and so far after a days use including browsing and playing several games it haven't crashed yet. I'm using Firefox though.Not just Kepler. My 970. I reinstalled 352.86 yesterday to see if it was any more stable with the new patch, I even clicked the clean install box, but I didn't run a driver cleaner.
Everything seemed to be OK till just a couple minutes ago, two back to back driver crashes while browsing Neogaf. Haven't had a game up for at least an hour. Rolling back to the GTAV drivers again, completely stable there.
I'm not going to wipe my stable-in-every-other-driver-version overclock just because .86 is allergic. I've heard others here state their OCed cards have no problem with .86, but that just goes to show how randomly unstable this release is. Hopefully they can push out a fixed version soon.
have an i5 3570, a gtx 970, 8gb ram and have been running it with hairworks and near ultra ( shadows on medium, foliage at high) at 2560x1440 on my gsync monitor. Framerate ranges from 30-45 fps during gameplay, which I am totally fine with. But during the dialogue scenes the framerates can range from 22- 50 fps in the same conversation, and the dips are really distracting. I have the latest patch and driver.
Are the dialogue scenes generally considered bad for everybody?
Which browser do you use? Chrome? I re-installed 352.86 last night as well, but I did use a driver cleaner (DDU) and so far after a days use including browsing and playing several games it haven't crashed yet. I'm using Firefox though.
To the folks using a GTX 770, what settings/resolution are you on and what fps are you getting?
From what I could gather there's only two options at 1080p on a 770: turning everything to low and getting a 60 FPS, or capping at 30 and cranking the effects to high or above. Anything other than the lowest settings isn't yielding a constant 60 for me, which IMO a constant framerate is the only way to go.
It's a hard trade-off. I mean, the game really doesn't look that bad on the lowest settings so maybe I can do that.